The mother of a PSA employee killed in a 2017 workplace accident at Keppel Terminal is advocating for a significantly increased penalty following a fine of $225,000 levied against the port authority. The worker died while conducting maintenance at the terminal. The mother believes the current fine is insufficient given the severity of the incident and the loss of life. She is pushing for a penalty that reflects the gravity of the safety failings that led to her son’s death. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding workplace safety standards within Singapore’s port operations. Details of the specific safety lapses have not been fully disclosed, but the mother’s appeal indicates a desire for greater accountability. The outcome of her appeal could set a precedent for future workplace safety violations.